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ARRIVING IN LONDON - AT A HOTEL

1. VOCABULARY:

Reception:


pigeonhole = casillero, buzón
register = caja registradora
counter = mostrador
cart = carrito
porter = mozo, portero
elevator (American English) = lift (British English) = ascensor

2. INTRODUCTION:

3. CHECKING IN:

RECEPTIONIST	CUSTOMER
Good evening, sir.	Hello. I have a reservation. My name's David Smith.
Can you spell that, please?	S-M-I-T-H
For six nights.	Yes, that's right.
Can I have your passport, please?	Just a moment. Here you are.
Can you sign here, please?	Yes, sure.
Do you want a smoking or non-smoking room?	Non-smoking, please.
Here's your key. It's room 398, on the second floor.	Thank you. Where's the lift?
It's over there. Do you need help with your bags?	No, it's OK, thanks.
Enjoy your stay, Mr. Smith.	Thank you.

Do the quiz:




Oxford University Press Practical English: Audio Phrase Bank File 2
Oxford University Press Weblinks: Hotels in London


Practica en casa utilizando este formato:

4. SHE TALKS TO HIM:

Drinks:

a coffee	un café
a Coke	una cola (coca-cola)
a Diet Coke	una coca-cola light
milk	leche
a mineral water	un agua mineral
an orange juice	un zumo de naranja
a tea	un té

Short dialogue:

Would you like a ........., sir?	Yes, Diet Coke, please.
............ and lemon?	Just lemon.
Here you ........ .	Thank you.
Coffee? ..........?	Coffee, please.
...........?	Yes, please.
...........?	No, thanks.
Here you are.	Thanks.

Possible answers:
(drink) / (ice) / (are) / (tea) / (milk) / (sugar)




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